Logan Brown

About

Coming from a smaller football program in Lancaster county, the move to travel football was a big one. I spent my first year playing travel football in Philly my 7th grade year, where I had to learn center in order to play. I spent a lot of time teaching myself how to snap as it wasn’t something I was initially good at. I was always relatively undersized as a linemen, at least for the leagues I played in, but I worked as hard as I could to stand out. The next year I went to DC to play for a team, and that’s where I met the coaches from McDonogh, the school I attend now. When I first came to McDonogh, I was a bit nervous but knew that if I tried hard enough I would be able to start my freshman year. After a long two weeks of training camp proving myself, I ended up getting the chance to start almost every snap that year and the next. Throughout my experiences I’ve learn that hard work and discipline is the key to being successful.